"The Social Reckoning" is a must-see film for Generation X. Despite its mediocrity.

In "The Social Reckoning: The Consequences of the Network," Hollywood revisits Facebook's impact, focusing on the aftermath of its rise. The film follows Frances Haugen, who exposes how the platform's algorithms fuel misinformation and polarization. Aaron Sorkin employs a journalistic drama format, highlighting the conflict between corporate interests and societal safety. While the cast delivers strong performances, Sorkin's direction lacks the vibrancy of his previous work, resulting in a film that feels more like a mediocre TV production. Despite its shortcomings, the film remains essential viewing for older generations.